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V._Disciples Mentioned in the Analectso
Alphabetically arranged.
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I. CH'_N K'ANG, style Tzfi K'ang, or Tzfi Ch'in.
I_ _,, q_ q_ _, or :_ _, A native of Ch'_n I_,
It is recorded that when hi, brother died, his brother's wife
and steward proposed to immolate some living persons to
serve him in the shades. On TzCt K'ang suggesting that
none were better fitted for that office than the wife and
steward themselves nothing more was heard of the matter.
He is referred to in I. IO ; XVI. 13 ; XIX. 25.
2. CH'I-TIAO K'AI, style Tzfi K'ai, Tzfi Jo, or Tzfi
of Ts'ai _, or Lu ,_, V. 5-
3. CH'IN CHANG, or Lao. _ _1_ or 5_, style Tzfi
Chang --_ _l_ or Tz_ K'ai z_ _], A native of Wei _,
All else that is known of him is found in IX. 6.
4. CHUNG YU, style TZU LU. _ IJt, _ "_ _ or
_T_ 1_, A native of Pien _ in Lu _, and nine years
younger than Confucius. Fie was a man of bold and
intrepid character, sometimes rebuking, sometimes rebuked
by his Master, with whom his age permitted greater
intimacy than the other disciples. Sometime in successful
command of P'u _[[ in Wei _, At their first interview
Confucius asked him of what he was most fond, "My
long sword," he piompfly replied. " If," said Confucius,
you were to add culture to your present ability, would
you not be a muc h superior man ? .... Of what advantage